The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1916, Page 5

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

: HEN the Goodyear Ser- vice Station Dealer talks to you about Goodyear Tire Accessories, credit him with trying to render a real service. He will show you that the Goodyear Tire Saver Kit contains materials for making road repairs when accidents occur. He will test your wheel alignment; he will suggest an Inside Protector if such can add to the mileage of an old tire: he will recommend Goodyear Tire Putty to fill tread cuts and prevent damage from dirt and water. He sells tire satisfaction in addition to tires; he is not content until you are fully and finally pleased. GooptYEAR TIRE;ACCESSORIES, land enforces it. ON THEATRE GOING" __ VICE CHANCELLOR BARATOGA SPRINGS, into bitter factions, becau the delegates want to wipe out the} COPENHAG May 13—V! A sub-committee voted, 10 to $, resigned. His resignation was to recommend @ revision of the manded. according to one Be: rules. | report. following the recent riots They would insert a paragraph the Prussian chapital, in wh letter, because no church in the’ tribute foodstuffs ORPHE —WITH THE— Three Hours of Grins, Chuckles and Laughs, Be NIGHTS: Lower Floor ..........- 50c-35¢ SO 35c-25c-15c Boxes 75c Loges 50c Loges 35c THURS Openi Last Time Tonight METROPOLITAN MAIN 6211 The conference will rote on mie nd other congressional expulsion clause against members |Chancellor Delbrueck of the Ger nonpartisan !d who play cards, dance or go to| man empire, who also holds the of- forms are usin theatres. | fice of minister of the Interior, has | com de warning church members against |mobs smashed meat shops to part 1 ple the dangerous pleasures, but say| Delbrueck was charged with fall clared the reactiona ° the present expulsion rule 1s a dead |ure to properly safeguard and dis. “W again® nonpartis = —REOPENS SUNDAY=>— Wilkes Players NEW SCALE OF PRICES__— Lower Floor ........... . .25¢ Entire Balcony ... oo Ae “THE LAW ‘te LAND” | “READY MONEY” ETROPOLITAN PHONE ORPHEUM PHONE ORPHEUM BOXOFFICE NOW OPEN 'G.0.P.PLATFORM ALL TANGLED UP Nonpartisans Enjoy Joke Feurnished by Republican Convention WHY IS A PLATFORM? By Abe Hurwitz Nonpartisans all over the state are enjoying hugely @ joke on the republican state onvention The convention went on rec ord against nonpartisanship and the orators made much of the fact that it would be ruinous to eliminate political parti eo it would also elim inate party platforms That's just what makes the nonpartisans giggle, for the republican convention, they claim, demonstrated how little value af platform has The fc me to be mainly or Charles 1 ert, wh te ary chair ‘i erably at the Yakima conventlo: Saturda r Or maybe the joke is real n {the convention Itself, Audience for Him Hebberd’s auc © Wked the wa he showed up appare “int encles tn Woodrow Wilsor They grinned like schoolboys when Hebberd showed swung from one extreme to n the paredness question w t opposed and then espoused ft ‘ surd advocating large navy in the world That, of courte,” sald Hebberd ts ridiculous, None of us wants, or thinks We can get a navy as large as Great Britain's.” | Convention Agrees With Him OF ANY OTHER NATION Did the convention reject thie plank because it was “absurd,” as Keynoter” Hebberd plainly potnted out? Indeed not! Whoop It Up Again Again the delegate 1p. This time they were fo argest nay the world,” with before they considered tt ¢ Seattle sistency hooted down So, as far as the republicans are concerned, thetr “keynoter” and jthelr platform do not agree. | What's a platform worth, then? tes in Seattle urge ¢ idea of a navy as large t Britain's? forms Oniy Buncombe cand May 13.—Methodists at thetr ‘state If they don't, they go against ehurch conference here have sp) OF GERMANY OUT thelr party platform If they go against their part tce platform, they lend approval to the at party plat ly a mass of bur inte and that each ¢ pe judged on his have parties so that nonpartisans ch UM ginning Tomorrow Night MATINEES: Boxes 50c DAY AND SATURDAY ng Sunday Night ORPHEUM MAIN 5106 STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1916. PAGE 5. COOLIES SPRING THEATRES HAVE ATRICK ON SEA COMEDY BILLS => Al AC I hand | Have Laugh Producer | THEY LEARN ENGLISH ORPHEUM IS REOPENED vd 2 " 2 a tie er Mite Re en 2ND AT SPRING JOS. A. MULLER, Mer wht 08 Epabe oe Afternoons “The House of Much for Little” Evenings & Sundays Uik paian Ak. Gal Bite Al CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. re learning to speak Fnk and Photoplays are the Talk of the Town perhaps stor’s Not the queen's br but enough to pass t ANY SEAT ANY SEAT » Vessels of the Pa 1 floating schools ap Ste Another Smashing Show Begins Tomorrow ‘ AND CONTINUES TO TUESDAY NIGHT Big Five-Act 66 w=. Passers By” the elbows of the mer translating hin e ouraging Over the rice and fish in the fo the begrtmed son of the ragon atruggion with his growing new vocabnlary A blackboard, near at hand, co | Of course not! The convention |taining translations from Chines agreed thoroly with Hebdberd.|into English, helps him whooped it up and applauded the! "A doren or two new words a idea expre en ‘ ut—end here ts where the neo “ VP pe er nathns hag a . AND - -_ RM arti gin to laugh the same; tis 6 mantered = a = = —— — aftern e platfe « " TEE spe reporte 1 bet Gata aad teak le : was a pla platform, # . plain as a house i the ee WE FAVOR NAVY As t muche. LARGE AND AS WELI EQUIP. and si PED AND MANNED AS THAT ke up t in the mple ttle thing as learning to speak ship's Engtinh TALKS ON ‘MOTHERS’ stle if it's Hal Stevens Tetsuwari & Co. Portraying Famou: Characters Acrobats, Jugglers and Balancers o'clock *) , SSeee ihe eat Dr. Joy's a 5 ORDER TWO VESSELS Sanitarium | |’, suet er A Sure Cure for the Songs and Dances Blues Two more 00-ton lumber schooners, capable of carrying 1,500,000 feet of lumber, have n ordered built, Saturday, by the Pu get Sound Bridge and Dredging Co. for the Washington Shipping cor m. Two others are under struction Milton & Herbert Classy Comedy, Singing and Music The Three Jeanettes Acrobatic Novelty With Dogs, Pigeons and Monk Two Wonderful Shows for The Price of One Spain imported 1,200,000 tons of coal during 1915. As result of the} war, England is taking most of this trade away from the United State From top to bottom: Nan Akers, at the Oak; Adele Von Ohl, at Pan tages, with “Arizona Joe” com pany; Mies Wynn, at the Palace Hip; lone O'Donnell, et the Hippo drome; Antoinetts rawford at Met ropolitan eee. PALACE HIP A new, high-class, sparkling of six vaudeville acts and a feature} | 1 at the Palace pring st., Sunday & Co, the famous | portrayer f famous charactera,| Hebrew comeddiar IaSalle and!/will be Morrts ¢ n, Violinist | JOHN D. WILL TALK ~ anacannata MWe. Ste Van|Pankini, man and pretty maid Scanlon end Press, lately featured . Winkle signal beaut 1 c act. and Pre-! with Valeska Su’ in songs ‘] - t ar t, comedy enterteir anc ar nd Cornalla, 1 ol Vel4ds a 1 ature motion picture!a , verything that Dini tr Oxak ! e the ating sO m € ates rhe) CLEVELAND, May DR. 1. R. CLARK ‘ he ¢ Spider h! itt ment ¢ 1 Iron |. ; F m : * ise L sta a Il be shown on the een. | 88¢ nepeg eR . ‘ ne - = _ t s thruc We CAN Fix Your, Teeth ').) co scarum tw a humo ae eve a raatiy for You Without Hurt- 0 atire A sanitar A erent crs. hd @ cou a un. |ttlennial international convention, ing You a Bit ketch and turns out to be aledy film feature will be the offer b, bianist, and Mischel: [dress the meetings are Now pant > rean ny farce. lyse be es declared by the press of] John D. Rockefel Ir, ye ° f th t The three Teane ave a Ively | Hippodrom » for three days| England and Canada to be the}... e ae “ on bh oe acrobatic act geons| beginning Sur ewest stars of the musical firma! 6. and C. T. Wang tl! receml ie wa on . and monk: | two! Heading the bill will be Roberts t, will make their initial ap-| Tie tneaker of the untill Ten %, retty § “nitty Vickroy Co., who will present a rance in the United States o repubiic entitled Mrs. Pilling Moore thestre on Wecdnesd 1 : “ to Blunder eve fay 17 PARR TR eee : t cormedy on re: Louie Toth worpart sem “URIC ACID ‘ ¢ We havelent " three 1 jou ibr lone | br ne t 3 suc nna Minne O'Donnell, violinist; “Wiley and composers as, “ NEWER CAUSED five Black who will present ar er Offenbac Che i . ; tel » Kalic Schube Wwe Sa 6, Widor 7 ” are yet Gee (sketch, and the’ Katiope Tro, Schubert, Dverah, Saroece Wider | REEMA TSM h t tar to be the phot n comedy sing ns anc ppe ud ¥ ¢ work . 04464 to which will . ist of trios on vio i 1S RAYS Ragone Ws would anprectate it 11 | filtas ORPHEUM loloncello, and solos 0 Kis, acute of chrome ‘f t of “ ore The Wilkes players will close|humbers. Each of the trio is bu poe re Cae vee |OAK their engagement at the Metropol.| little more than a youth, yet en ee ete Tote roughly & Another big bilt of snappy vaudo-|itan theatre Saturday night and|/dowed with the tire and abandon Sertul book ever weiter. | an, . a ville and photoplays will be brought|move Sunday to the Orpheum,}Of the master-musician. tS we Apa 1 on at the Oak theatre, Second ave.|where they will open with James| The ¢ lavskys have | tourec the fea st it would hurtland Seneca at, Sunday afternoon,| Montgomery's merr come England, Germany, R sia, ( enhoa wh pnp fe isl the show continuing thru til, "Ready Money.” at 8:20 Arig ol taco bay Ed have! Tt 1 The hordiine feature| Mr, Wilkes made a t ‘oat Se al pa f ' k 4 HAIR OF | will be N Aker, sald to be a re ion to me th r ag api el rhe ats 1 TRBRROP ae i ever vonirily t, andjo that the Orphe y th kh. & 0.” vent the clientele of the house be. } \ wt Other vaudeville attractions will/ing scattered : pa ‘he/be Hurkhart and Edwards, funny| ‘The play selected for the open-| LONDON, May 13.—A number o} — “jing week, “Ready Money.” Will) nublin citizens arrested on sus nt jhave ad interest, as the per) yioion during the Irish riots have formances on Monday, Tuesday.|/heen released as a result of Pre Y | ed ee eer ay miane|taen released ax @ result of Pre:/| YOUNS people Nei Anclent Order of United Work-|qay F aienaren * igre: | Clear complexions t i oF en, Monday night being lodge) “j, was reported Asquith would If you find yourself ‘left out" on muh night me Wieien Wak: tev ue a proclamation a ause of r skin, and want . ssed to the Trish ear xion, use Res: ay ce aday, Wash creamy face with The National Rat Killer “Nyhan Hackett, Phoone Hunt t ty of cold water wove | Stearns? Electric 2 i. oe yromineven . 1 auee tn package, (Will bo in evidence in roles that) Cf oxerciae, Improper eating and | such regular care with Resinol Regal Dental Offices \ ee toot” tare right in line | Jemards stimy tos Soap to show an improvement, bes 1. R. Clark, Manager Tetallers every where, (4 eo oe | t se the Resinol medication soothes 1406 ind See Ae W. Cor, Third | ( "| PANTAGES e and refreshes the skin, while the and Union : 7 Topping the w bill Pan-|o aetna \ ‘ 8 ee tl ? mM [ To Make Skin Clear | Top ing tt s naw Blt a Pan: /ON capmiten. the national ‘re ‘of erfectly pure soap is cleansing it, CURES MEN | on maine, eth the, Tattoo tt anf Weakness. { Lehi pak oe ‘ ' | impair Pain in. the ' Id We t, “Pasti lity, Lost vi Plair 5 | OD Bladder Trou. het Lt) « DI Back, telity DR. PIERCE’S SEXOID)« health e at ay & dg tie : By ft ai, or six boxes tor 64,140 onny, @ s|voungstecs, Chester's Conines de | s ry box ; ' applied Luxe, known tn vaudeville as the|! \ > substitut Look | | ped ne re OND t for enc b ten thousand dollar posing act,” |‘ er aely fe id gt Ni . 1 Anti Fourth an¢ atic lependab a ox, T © the pure. al, | LO ne Main’ 1isa, mon eland Iwill also be shown, Other nunbers! vorted Haarlem Ot) Capsules |

Other pages from this issue: